MattNC
Fri Sep 22 19:01:02 CDT 2006
Go to Customization > Customize Entities > Account > Forms and Views. Open
the Account Quick Find view, and click "Add Find Columns" on the right. You
can check off which fields you want to be available for users to query on.
For instance, if you have added First Name, City and PostalCode to the quick
find view find columns, and you have an account
Bob Smith ... Dallas ... 09876
Users can type the following in the Look For box:
Bob
Dallas
09876
or, using the asterisk as a wild card:
*ob
*allas
*987
etc...
and they will find the account.
Good luck. Hope this helps.
--
Matt Wittemann, CRM MVP
http://icu-mscrm.blogspot.com
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> Need to look up phone numbers and zips, names etc. not just company names.
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